About BrokerFit
Who we are, what we do, and how this project pays for itself.
BrokerFit is a comparison service for online brokers, built for retail investors in Europe and the CIS. We launched in 2026 with a simple premise: the most important broker information — licenses, fees, country access — is public, but hard to compare side-by-side. We do that work and publish the result for free.
We are not a broker. We do not hold client funds. We do not give investment advice. We collect, verify, and normalize public data so you can make your own decision.
What We Do
Three things: (1) aggregate broker data from public regulator registers and broker disclosures, (2) build interactive tools — fee calculators, country availability checkers, portfolio builders — that turn that data into decisions, and (3) publish plain-language guides on investing topics that don't get clear answers elsewhere.
What We Don't Do
We do not recommend specific investments. We do not predict markets. We do not offer signals, PAMM accounts, or managed portfolios. We do not help circumvent sanctions or regulations in your country. If a broker is unavailable for your jurisdiction, we say so — we don't route you through a workaround.
The Team
BrokerFit is built by a small independent team of software engineers and product designers with backgrounds in fintech and data engineering. We are not licensed financial advisors — that is why we focus on data and tools rather than advice. For specialized topics (taxes, compliance), we work with named external contributors who sign their articles; where we have not yet found the right specialist, we do not publish.
How We Make Money
BrokerFit earns a commission when a reader opens and funds an account via our tracking links (CPA — cost per acquisition). This is disclosed on every affiliate link. Commission is paid by the broker, never by you, and never changes your terms of service. Our methodology and ranking are independent of commercial partnerships — see our methodology page for the full rulebook.
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Found an outdated fee, a broken link, or want to propose a correction? Email us at [email protected]. We also welcome journalist and researcher inquiries at the same address.